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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor Operator
participant SetRole as account:role
participant Roles as Config.Roles
participant Store as PostgreSQL user store
Operator->>SetRole: Submit email and role
SetRole->>Roles: Load configured roles
Roles-->>SetRole: Return role vocabulary
SetRole->>Store: Look up account by normalized email
Store-->>SetRole: Return account
opt Apply is enabled
SetRole->>Store: SetUserRole with privileged roles
Store-->>SetRole: Return result
end
SetRole-->>Operator: Report proposed or completed change
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Applications registering the account commands through a plugin group cannot run create-admin or grant-role. Fix both declarations before merging for plugin hosts. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟠 High · up to The new create-admin command can create a privileged account without the confirmation and account-authorization controls used by the other account-changing commands. Exploitation requires access to a program configured with usable database credentials; production access restrictions are not shown. Retained concerns
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| Name: createName, | ||
| Summary: "create an account under a role", | ||
| Migrates: true, | ||
| Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) { |
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account:create-admin saves an account when run without -yes and rejects -yes as an unknown flag. Operators cannot preview this account write before applying it. This must be fixed before merging.
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Account creation CLI reproduction command
- The Go command runs the three CLI cases against separate fresh databases and checks whether each account exists, making persistence observable.
- Running the reproduction against the unchanged code created an account without `-yes` and rejected `-yes`, confirming the defect.
Temporary corrected-behavior overlay generator
- The Python command generated an untracked Go overlay that adds write registration and a dry-run guard, leaving tracked source untouched.
Temporary corrected account command
- This generated replacement was used only for the after run and shows the minimal command changes needed for the expected behavior.
Go overlay mapping for the corrected command
- This mapping directed the after run to the temporary replacement instead of modifying the tracked command.
CLI results with the temporary correction
- Running the same reproduction with the overlay left no account without `-yes` and created one with `-yes`, demonstrating the contract-compliant result.
Database-backed account creation regression test
- The authored test invokes account creation with no actor, a denied actor, and an allowed actor, then checks persistence and hook calls.
- The authored command runs the same test against unchanged source and an overlaid capability declaration, leaving tracked code untouched.
CLI run before capability declaration
- The executed test captured exit 0 and account persistence without an actor, authorization call, or audit record, confirming the bypass.
CLI run with capability declaration overlaid
- The executed test captured exit 2 for no actor, exit 1 for a denied actor, and exit 0 with a record for an allowed actor, showing the expected contract.
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Path: gonsole/auth/createadmin.go
Line: 21-24
Comment:
**Account creation skips dry runs**
`account:create-admin` saves an account when run without `-yes` and rejects `-yes` as an unknown flag. Operators cannot preview this account write before applying it. This must be fixed before merging.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.
| Name: createName, | ||
| Summary: "create an account under a role", | ||
| Migrates: true, | ||
| Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) { |
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When an application configures an account-write capability, account:create-admin does not declare it. An invoker with database access can create an account without an acting account or an authorization check, and the creation is not recorded. This must be fixed before merging.
How this was verified: An invocation without an actor saved an account while neither the authorization nor recording hook was called.
Artifacts
Account creation CLI reproduction command
- The Go command runs the three CLI cases against separate fresh databases and checks whether each account exists, making persistence observable.
- Running the reproduction against the unchanged code created an account without `-yes` and rejected `-yes`, confirming the defect.
Temporary corrected-behavior overlay generator
- The Python command generated an untracked Go overlay that adds write registration and a dry-run guard, leaving tracked source untouched.
Temporary corrected account command
- This generated replacement was used only for the after run and shows the minimal command changes needed for the expected behavior.
Go overlay mapping for the corrected command
- This mapping directed the after run to the temporary replacement instead of modifying the tracked command.
CLI results with the temporary correction
- Running the same reproduction with the overlay left no account without `-yes` and created one with `-yes`, demonstrating the contract-compliant result.
Database-backed account creation regression test
- The authored test invokes account creation with no actor, a denied actor, and an allowed actor, then checks persistence and hook calls.
- The authored command runs the same test against unchanged source and an overlaid capability declaration, leaving tracked code untouched.
CLI run before capability declaration
- The executed test captured exit 0 and account persistence without an actor, authorization call, or audit record, confirming the bypass.
CLI run with capability declaration overlaid
- The executed test captured exit 2 for no actor, exit 1 for a denied actor, and exit 0 with a record for an allowed actor, showing the expected contract.
Prompt To Fix With AI
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Path: gonsole/auth/createadmin.go
Line: 21-24
Comment:
**Account creation bypasses authorization**
When an application configures an account-write capability, `account:create-admin` does not declare it. An invoker with database access can create an account without an acting account or an authorization check, and the creation is not recorded. This must be fixed before merging.
**How this was verified:** An invocation without an actor saved an account while neither the authorization nor recording hook was called.
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For each issue above, determine whether it is valid and should be fixed. If so, fix it directly.| if !call.Apply { | ||
| _, err := fmt.Fprintf(call.Stdout, "would set %s to %s\n", held.Email, role) | ||
| return err | ||
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| if err := store.SetUserRole(ctx, held.ID, role, roles.Privileged); err != nil { |
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When only one enabled privileged account remains, account:role says it would demote that account, but the same command with -yes refuses the change. account:disable has the same mismatch. The account stays protected, but the misleading preview costs operators time when planning a change; this is non-blocking.
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PostgreSQL command reproduction test
- The authored test seeds an isolated database, runs the selected account command, and checks its output, status, and persisted admin state.
- The authored script runs each targeted test and captures its command, working directory, exit code, and observed output.
- Running role demotion without `-yes` returned command exit 0 and said it would demote the sole enabled admin.
- Running the same demotion with `-yes` returned command exit 1 and left the admin role unchanged.
Account disable dry-run output
- Running disable without `-yes` returned command exit 0 and said it would disable the sole enabled admin.
- Running disable with `-yes` returned command exit 1 and left the admin enabled.
Prompt To Fix With AI
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Path: gonsole/auth/role.go
Line: 46-50
Comment:
**Dry runs preview refused changes**
When only one enabled privileged account remains, `account:role` says it would demote that account, but the same command with `-yes` refuses the change. `account:disable` has the same mismatch. The account stays protected, but the misleading preview costs operators time when planning a change; this is non-blocking.
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In `@gonsole/auth/createadmin.go`:
- Line 23: Remove Migrates from the account:create-admin command in
auth.Commands so it can be used in a gonsole.Group; have the host register and
apply auth.Migration() through Program.Migrations.
In `@gonsole/auth/grantrole.go`:
- Around line 17-33: Remove the Migrates flag from the command returned by
GrantRole so gonsole can admit it when nested in a Group; leave migration
execution to the host via auth.Migration().
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| Name: createName, | ||
| Summary: "create an account under a role", | ||
| Migrates: true, |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Do not mark account:create-admin as a migrating plugin command.
auth.Commands exposes this command as a []gonsole.Command, so an application can place it in a gonsole.Group. The plugin audit rejects commands with Migrates: true, drops them, and returns the drop error instead of running them.
Remove Migrates and require the host program to register and apply auth.Migration() through Program.Migrations.
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Name: createName,
Summary: "create an account under a role",
- Migrates: true,
Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) {📝 Committable suggestion
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| Migrates: true, |
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In `@gonsole/auth/createadmin.go` at line 23, Remove Migrates from the
account:create-admin command in auth.Commands so it can be used in a
gonsole.Group; have the host register and apply auth.Migration() through
Program.Migrations.
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| // GrantRole returns account:grant-role, which gives a known role to every account holding none. | ||
| func GrantRole(cfg Config) gonsole.Command { | ||
| return gonsole.Command{ | ||
| Name: grantName, | ||
| Summary: "give a role to every account holding none", | ||
| Writes: true, | ||
| Migrates: true, | ||
| Capability: cfg.Capability, | ||
| Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) { | ||
| fs.String("role", "", "`role` to give every account holding none") | ||
| }, | ||
| Run: func(ctx context.Context, call gonsole.Call) error { | ||
| return grant(ctx, call, cfg) | ||
| }, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Do not mark GrantRole as migrating when used as a plugin command.
When a plugin returns auth.Commands(cfg) through a gonsole.Group, GrantRole is rejected because gonsole drops every group command with Migrates: true. Remove this flag from GrantRole. Removing it only from CreateAdmin does not admit GrantRole, because the audit checks each command separately. The host can apply auth.Migration() separately.
Suggested fix
Summary: "give a role to every account holding none",
Writes: true,
- Migrates: true,
Capability: cfg.Capability,📝 Committable suggestion
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| // GrantRole returns account:grant-role, which gives a known role to every account holding none. | |
| func GrantRole(cfg Config) gonsole.Command { | |
| return gonsole.Command{ | |
| Name: grantName, | |
| Summary: "give a role to every account holding none", | |
| Writes: true, | |
| Migrates: true, | |
| Capability: cfg.Capability, | |
| Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) { | |
| fs.String("role", "", "`role` to give every account holding none") | |
| }, | |
| Run: func(ctx context.Context, call gonsole.Call) error { | |
| return grant(ctx, call, cfg) | |
| }, | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // GrantRole returns account:grant-role, which gives a known role to every account holding none. | |
| func GrantRole(cfg Config) gonsole.Command { | |
| return gonsole.Command{ | |
| Name: grantName, | |
| Summary: "give a role to every account holding none", | |
| Writes: true, | |
| Capability: cfg.Capability, | |
| Flags: func(fs *flag.FlagSet) { | |
| fs.String("role", "", "`role` to give every account holding none") | |
| }, | |
| Run: func(ctx context.Context, call gonsole.Call) error { | |
| return grant(ctx, call, cfg) | |
| }, | |
| } | |
| } |
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@gonsole/auth/grantrole.go` around lines 17 - 33, Remove the Migrates flag
from the command returned by GrantRole so gonsole can admit it when nested in a
Group; leave migration execution to the host via auth.Migration().
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Closes #22
What
This adds
gonsole/auth, a new module with the account commands a program needs. It offersaccount:create-admin,account:grant-role,account:list,account:role,account:disableandaccount:enableover gouncer's Postgres store. It also offers the schema step and a helper that ensures demo accounts.Every write is a dry run until
-yes. An unknown role exits 2. The last enabled privileged account is never demoted or disabled. A typed address is found the way gouncer stores it, trimmed and in lower case.Why
Downstream applications each wired their own account commands by hand. One module gives every program the same commands, dry runs and exit codes.
Testing Instructions
The repository's own gates cover this, including a new CI job that runs the tests against Postgres.
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